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people, each in a separate room, all listening to the With the encouragement both of scientific theory and same Hemi-Sync sounds. The REGs then registered the astounding results just quoted, perhaps we may greater-than-background coherence in the zero-poin gain inspiration to set out on our own mythic quest to energy, just as they are doing in response to major __ restore love to the world and bring the age of Kali Yuga world events. Thus, in a similar way, one might bring to an end. oo thousands into "synch" via the Internet. Furthermore, i is worth considering that some times may be better | Author's Notes: than others. This is suggested from a meta-analysis o * Although the main findings described were made by many distant-viewing experiments which showed the _ scientists, please observe the caveat that most of them most success during a particular interval in the siderea are not accepted, or even known, by scientists in day.” general. From a more fundamental perspective, though, we _** Looking over the above, | see that, in focusing on should consider techniques aimed to re-awaken the _ scientific aspects, I have written mostly in a detached shamanic capabilities that have been progressively los objective vein. It is easy to relapse into scepticism and in the last few millennia. Many are now attempting to the state of comfortable denial in which so many of us do this. Without experience of shamanic techniques are now living. But is this not to put the matter away cannot enlarge on them, but I feel that shamanism and, from my real self and escape responsibility? With denial indeed, perhaps what can be recovered of the lost riches | comes despondency and loss of hope and inspiration of gnosticism, could play an increasing part in our and even the will to go on living. (At eighty, | have after uture development. With the all far outlived the span elp of such methods, we could generally allotted.) In revulsion begin to re-awaken the lost . to. rom this prospect, I then find sense or truly belonging to ne Thus, na similar he feeling of greet urgency Te- Earth rather than looking at it, . asserting itself. am as most now do. from a Way, one might determined © go on, face the etached egoic and exploitative b ° h d ‘ t awe it awakens in me, an perspective. We might then see ring thousands Into participate to the best of m our world, Gaia, ae many tribal "sync aw via the ability in co-creation of the next peoples still do, as the Great version of our collective reality. Mother and thus care for her Internet. n truth, this is The Great Work: unthinkingly as a matter of he greatest that humanity has second nature. For this to ever been called upon to appen on a general level, perform. Nevertheless, | have owever, will require deep changes in religious life: in to keep asking myself: who is doing this work? Here | particular, outgrowing the punitive paternalism of the find John Cage's prose-poem™ helpful: Abrahamic religions. If you let it, it supports itself. You don't have to. Each something is a celebration of the nothing that supports it. Conclusion When we remove the world from our shoulders we notice it Philip Pullman has given us a potent myth for our doesn't drop. Where is the responsibility? Binean te the tetla eb. Nae NA abet ale (TAME NAAN NAaLL With the encouragement both of scientific theory and the astounding results just quoted, perhaps we may gain inspiration to set out on our own mythic quest to restore love to the world and bring the age of Kali Yuga to an end. co Thus, in a similar way, one might bring thousands into "synch" via the Internet. Conclusion Philip Pullman has given us a potent myth for our times in the trilogy His Dark Materials (1995-2000). Both a dramatic, entertaining fairy story and a deeply meaningful allegory, this work engages with the present turning-point in the collective psyche by having woven into it, in an unobtrusive way, a number of concepts derived from modern physics. As the story develops, one is gradually made aware of the mysterious "dust". One is led to understand that the dust is of overriding significance for the very survival of the human race, but that it is leaking away. The protagonists, two children on the verge of adolescence, find themselves engaged in a quest to stop the haemorrhage of dust and so save the world. What is the dust? Although never baldly stated, it can be understood as one of the fundamental particles. Just as physics tells us of particles of light (photons) and of charge (electrons), so dust would consist of particles of love. About the Author: Roger Taylor, PhD, qualified first in physiology (BSc) and veterinary science (BVSc). For much of his career, he worked in fundamental immunology at the UK National Institute for Medical Research and at Bristol University, where he set up the Medical Research Council's Immunobiology Research Group. Becoming disenchanted with mainstream biomedical science, Dr Taylor took early retirement. He has spent the last 21 years studying the scientific basis for subtle energy. Dr Taylor has previously contributed three articles to NEXUS: "Free Radicals and the Wholeness of the Organism" (13/03), "The Magic and Mystery of ORMUS Elements" (14/02) and "Kirlian Photography and the New Bioelectrography" (14/03), and he also is a regular writer for Caduceus magazine. He can be contacted by email at rogerbt@onetel.com. 46 * NEXUS Continued on page 79 DECEMBER 2010 - JANUARY 2011 www.nexusmagazine.com